Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 4

D e and faculty is now a standard in- PAGE FOUR The Evening Telegram rublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the postoffice at Lake-; land, Florida, as mail matter of the| second class. e L M. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. JdNe JeAr ...ocennn Vs by 000 Bix montns .......... St 2.50 Three montns . ............. 1.25 Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakeland for 10 eents a week. From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, eounty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. The women vote in Tllinois and they didn't do a thing last Tuesday but put ae thousand saloons out of commission and add sixteen counties to the dry column in that State. No wonder the liquor interests every- where are solid against woman suf- frage. Trice is not likely to do any trumpeting over the result in Illi- nois. Qs The Ocala Banner says that a re- cent paragraph in the Telegram con- cerning Champ Clark and his great speech in opposition to tolls exemp_ tion was ‘“‘just a little bit undigni- fied.” Blessed are the wounds of a friend, but blest if we can see where we fell short on such dignity as that paragraph deserved. It didn't deserve much, but the sincere compliment to Mr. Clark redeemed the slight flav- or of flippancy; and, while there may have been neither wit nor hu- mor in what we said, there was a solid substructure of truth that makes it a valuable contribution to current literature. We take the gen- tle admonition of Bro. Harris in good part, but our dignity irks us at times and we run-away from it like a schoolboy playing “hookey.’ e ) i t G00D WORK OF FLORIDA 3 COLLEGE JOURMNALS College journalism has developed wonderfully in recent years and this is nowhere more marked than here in Florida where our leading institutions of learning including a number of the high schools, are pub- lishing some excellent papers edited by the students, that are not un- worthy of professionals. They have a field to fill and they fill it well, end in the last issue of the Florida Alligator, published by the students of the University of Florida, at Gainesville, there is a fine leading article entitled “Let's Come Tnto Our Own,” that is sound doctrine for every paper in Florida to preach. This article says that other States are bidding for our voung men to attend their colleges, noting parti- cularly the efforts of the University of Pennsylvania in that direction, and in spirited style it calls upon the Ppeople of Florida to support their own university, which in equipment stitution. Formerly there was little or no effort to obtain these Florida students for schools in other States; they went without being souzht: for our own colleges were without the equipment or repute of But that is no longer the case, and the Alligator shrewdly argues that the very fact that institutions in high class seats of learning. Pennsylvania, Tennessee and other States are now reachingz out for Florida boys by lit- er ture _and other forms of appeal proves that the standard quality of our State schools of higher learninaz and with the need for competing them is now recognized abroad Our college Jjournals can be and are being made valuable advertis Florida and help to end the quite agencies to our institutions 1 | needless custom of ing our bhoys to oth States to get an education. No voung man will have any use for a better education than h« University of Florida and other schools of like class in this State. o can get at the Our Republican friends have such a long, unbroken season of mourning since that direful day in November, 1912, litical cataclysm actually them of both the White House and Congress at one vile, damnable, un- forgetable and shamefully indecent swoop that we haven’t the heart to begrudge them such crumbs of com- fort as they may get out of the elec- tion in a New Jersey district which substituted a Republican for a Dem- § had when a hideous po- robbed | ocratic congressman. Go, to it, boys! Gloat over it; point to it with pride, and figure out conclusively from it that it means Democratic downfall election. Any at the next general expert logician can go all over the universe from the smallest bit of a premise and it will be no trouble to figure out a national Republican vic- tory from this one district contest in New Jersey. But it is wel] to re- member that tho district in question is normally Republican and wouldn’t support Mr. Wilson when he was a candidate for governor. Joe Tumulty says he expected this result and if Joe isn't disappointed neither are we. —_ ! REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security, Abstreat and Title Company.) April 6, 1914 0. L. Tharp to J. L. Tharp. H. Rieman Duval to E. B. Mar- tindale. J. E. Bowen to D. E. Gill. Edwin O. Carver to W. E. John- son. Jag. H. Combee to M. V. Com- bee. Civil® R, Bailey' to' ‘Robt., C. Bailey. 0 J. A. Hancock and others to J. M. Hancock. E. R. Wilbur to Walter W. Tay- lor. Walter W, Taylor to E. R. Wil- bur. George H. Alfield to Wm. H. Hill, Cora A. Cobb to Stone & Mann. J. W. Scally and others to Geo. W. Stone and others. Geo. W. Stone and Cora A. Cobb. H. D. Bassett and others to Ritta Clifton . D. W. Stokes to Mark S. Bowen. Lake Wales Land Co. to W. F. Smith, Henry B. Jdacky to Charles M. Clifton. N. E. Smith to G. V. Tillman. Jesse A, Hicks to H. W. Powers. M. G. Waring to J. W. Perry. J. Walker Pope to Harry Parish and others. B, Bevier. others to i Youngs, Jr., to G. E. Penninsular Kate Mitchell, Phosphate Mining Co. L. Ry. Lake Wales TLand Donald McCorquodale, R. C. Langford to A. H, and others. Malloy & Miller to Zella Neill. Highlands, Co. to to S. A. Company to| DeVane M. M. Loadholtes to A. H. De- Vane and others. Sarah J. Godwin to C. S. Jame- son. Henry I.. Ermatinzer to W. E. Huppert. Malloy & Miller =o Martha Maria Smith. John D. tinzer. Fisher to H. L. Erma- M. Ingebrightsen to B. . Lin- ger. I.. W. Clayton to E. H. Dudley. Harry G. Tavylor to O. L. Tf.am- phear. E. H. Dudley to L. J. Clyatt. i D. Hunt to Jessie Eppley. | (". B. Lightsey to Louis Under- hill. Robt. H. Ramsey, trustee, to I. F. Shellaberger. Lee & Finney to L.. Vigouroux. $000000000000000000000000¢ You Can Sleep In the Dark, but You Need the Light to Do Business. And ADVER- VERTISING Is the Great Source of Business Light :: 4 Days, April 8, 9, 10, 11th Swift's Premium Hams per ib. . Sugar, best granulated, 23 lbs. Lenox Soap 15 bars Octagon Soap, 13 bars Rice, good Japan, 2 Catsup, Burt Olnev's ae, for Grandma W7o ng Powder, 7 for Canned Corn_extra good. doz $ Horse feed, Our Pet Brand :D. B. DICKSON pains in the colon and bowels | TEXAS BECOMING SUFFRAGE STATE Dallas, Tv-x.‘ April 8.—The State Equal Suffrage convention will be held here today and tomorrow. Delezates from all local associations present and growth and ‘prosperity of the suffrage cause throuzhout this State will be one of the chief topics of comment in the meetings. All loca] organizaions are represented by one delegate to the State convention for each twenty- five members and the number now present in Dallas to attend this State convention far exceeds any previous- ly recorded. HAD SIUFFED UP Hyomei Gives Instant Relief If suffering from a cold or ca- tarrh causing dull headaches or an itchinz and burning sensation in the nostrils, surely try Hyomei. It gives quick, effective and permanent relief or money refunded by Lake are the Pharmacy. It goes right to the spot—you feel better in five min- utes. No roundabout method of ach dosing with Hyomei—you breathe it. Thfs health-giving medication goes directly to the in- flamed membrane, all irritation and congestion is quickly relieved, the delicate tissues healed and vitalized Hyomei should be in every house- hold. Druggists everywhere sell it. Ask for the complete outfit—$1.00 stom- s size., The always popular Sam Park will open a three days' enrage- ment at the Auditorium tonight, presentinz The Fisherman's Daugh- {elofe ter, a comedy drama ia 4 acts with Thl'y plays daily, with a special matinee Saturday at 3 o'clock. FAULTY DIGESTION Quickly Shatters the Nervous Sys- tem—Immediate Action Necessary —TUse Mi-o- na feel irritable, tired and specialties between each act, will present different When despondent; when you have nerv- ous twitchings, specks before the eyes, headaches, sour stomach, heart- burn, bad taste in the mouth, and -you you are suffering from dyspepsia, which invariably wrecks the nervous sys- tem—you need Mi-o.-na at once. Mi.o-na goes to the seat of your trouble and quickly ends stomac: misery. It surely and safely builds up and strengthens the stomach wallg and glands, quickly improves the digestive system-the vital force and nerve energy are restored, then vou enjoy perfect health. Do not suffer another day. Get a fifty cent box of Mio-na Tablets from Lake Pharmacy. This treat- ment will help you get well and im mediate relief is sure. MSIG WL U Imperial Or 12 to 1 Von-Hartzell's hestra | from Noon ‘ We serve home cooked meals. Chick- en Dinner three to four times weekly at 1 Loyal Hotel Cafe. Opposite Short Orders at All Best Coffee in Town, ic a Cup Depot Hours Special Attention Given to Party Lunches LOYAL CAFE Opposite Depot Von Hartzell's Tmperial Orchestra Music ’ | sire it understood that 1 believe in WANTED—To rent a small room or; coods. Address Hotel, 2401 | shed for storing H. M. G., care Jefferson Bay St. e e L R 308 E. R | WANTED—To rent furnished house for summer, Must be good’ nvigl'worhood; modern. Write “House, ' care Telegram. 2405 FOR RENT—7-room house, corner Oak Gilmore. See G. P. Quaintance. 507 East Oranze St. 2402 et LOST—On or near South Florida avenue. pair child's gold frame glasses; finder please leave at the Telegram office or) C. A. Jones, South Missouri Ave., Dixieland. 2403 aud ————————————————————— FURNISHED APARTMENT, also; furnished bedroom. Apply P. O. 94 Box ¢, city. WANTED—Girl at Smith's bakery. 2400 FOR rooms RENT--Furrished cottages or for light housekeeping. <4<_ : e ———— OF A NEW ONE. ALLHATS FOR $3 ARE NOT THE SAME quy "™ ELAND, FLA., APRIL 9, 1914. CHUCK YOUR OLD HAT. THE GOOD Fj being t YOU GET WILL BE WORTH MORE THAN THE pre sive i 5B Okl BN be del! ::n:fl:‘:‘“mrsm 110 E. Oak H-mx:‘ TRY ONE OF uOURsn ONCEo e ' WE'VE JUST OPENED UP OUR NEW Cfeghotst ¢ MY! HOW PRETTY THEY ARE! g4 °q1° = POLITICAL MNOUNCENENTS | williamson-Moore Compapys 4 SHOP FOR MEN.” 3 FOR COUNTY TREASURER FASHIGN - e Y rs. T. I announce myself a candidate for gfiw«wwz’w & sesaWaldie, county treasurer of Polk county sub- & % ‘the gue Ject to the action of the Democratic & L k At M w d primary election June 2, 1914. o 00 y m “;nld 0:: WERNER G. JONES, @ =t i Auburndale, Fla. | b | HAVE A FULL LINE OF EASTER = & BABY DOLL PUMPS, BLACK AND is 31‘;° i i re TAX COLLECTOR E WHITE AND ALL KINDS OF COLOMAL '8 5" I announce myself a candidate for| PUMPS. fon o0 = Tax Colector of Polk county, sub-| & parents ject to the action of the Democratic , £ T B e ! B wer. primary election June 2. & 1ds are F. M. LANIER. | Clough Shoe Company.os w , an FOR COUNTY SCHOCL BOARD § {AM THE SHOE MAN L pleass The friends of Mr. J. (. Owens, :**%MWWMWC o R:-'T recognizing his valuable services as' ~— postofl a member of the county Board of ; ‘5‘:”3*,‘3%%W’@Wméwahnd 1 Public Instruction, present his name | s with for reelection to this position from |5 the Third district, and urge the vot- 3 nelons, ¢ ers to support him. & in this & ‘emv}tfi 3 [ & fres " FOR COUNTY TREASURER & heasters I announce my candidaer for thel . dixielan office of county treasurer, subject to| % ‘enience the action of the Democritic pri-|% ne gectd mary. Having been bookkeeper in :3. that office for five yvears, I am thor-|§ oughly familiar with the work, and " refer to any county commissioner or member of the school board concern- ing my efficiency. Being thus emi- nently qualified for the position, I respectfully solicit the suppert of| the voters, and promise, if elected, |’ to give the same conscentious and; & pains-taking care to the service of S the county in the future as I have|% dene In the past. | ¢ EDWARD J. YOUNG. |d& —————————————————— FOR COMMISSIONER, I DISTRICT NO. 2, I take this method of announcing : to the voters of Polk county that 1| will be a candidate for the office of & county commissioner in and from, District No. 2 in the primary “”..;, 1914, In making this announcement, I, In a measure at least realize the im- portance attached to the office; that with the board of county commis- sioners rests the duty, among oth- ers, of equalizing the valuation of taxable preperty of the county, and of the construction ang maintaining of roads. Tn this connection I de- equality in taxation, ang persons. both rich and poor should alike. bear their share of taxation In proportior to the value of prop- erty owned by them. I also bel that better roads should be built and maintained If nominated and elected 1 shall work to this end. MARK 8. that al] eve N BB G B BGr Bod BrB B BOWEN. i AAdAAdAddd We keep up with the very newest things in fancy footwear pleasure to show our goods, anq our aim is to fit you only store in Lakeland that u es the custom fitting m<: BHPDBDOBPD DS BD B & always arrivy, yup knlpe_eu | tion o ‘;‘ that I BEIEIEIPEREPREED “ave”” DUTTCN-HARRIS (0. FOOT{FITTERS Security Abstract & Title Couer: i S R R e SR 2L DL D We Repair Shoes While You Wait X T XL TR XRRIR Bartow, Florida R. B. HUFFAKER, PRES..... .L. J. CLYATT, SECRI=="= FRANK H. THOMPSON, VICE PRES H. W. SMITH, TRE U ABSTRACTS OF TITLES \lm New and up'to-date plant. Prompt service. Lakeland business left with our Vige President at Cit; Teceive prompt and efficient attention. ;) ‘s L1 — 252¢] } Y veul] have yo ' 2 chance some day— semething g == with your accumulated ) A > Bark Account with DEPOSIT WITH American State Bank “Be an American one of us” onu \}fer cha-t}c,e to do sometht 1AM :} R AS"‘* s as a ;linky ligl;:d‘rivel""r B e LGV but chedept onand swept il ehd) i :5;:‘1eioa,j~]acewhere she saw she did it . I HERBERT WAUFMAN { You can start a sometime to do money You candoii 2 entitl he last First M L. C. 1% x offiel ee, met church Stcrification (ué to this " was ful 1 to pre bids, a ok ¢ conges! schqol mmodat r advel re in tl +9004 = il